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ECHOPRESS

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ECHOPRESS

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Lifestyle, sitting posture behind spine problems surge: Experts | Patna News

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During an informative session at a medical symposium in Patna, specialists raised alarms about the increasing incidence of osteoporosis-related fractures in the senior population. The conversations delved into cutting-edge surgical solutions for spinal injuries and age-related ailments, underscoring the importance of identifying issues early and customizing treatment plans. Patna: Experts raised concerns over the rising…

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Ranchi Property Dispute Leads to Murder Arrest: 45-Year-Old Held for Killing 62-Year-Old Woman | Ranchi News

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Ranchi: A 45-year-old man was arrested on Saturday for allegedly murdering a 62-year-old woman at Belbada village in Ranchi district on Friday, SP (rural), Gaurav Goswami, said on Sunday, adding that the killing was the fallout of a property dispute. The accused was identified as Sundi Munda.Sundi was arrested from Belbada and a sharp weapon…

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Jharkhand Schools Closed Due to Heatwave: Health Minister Orders Temporary Break for Students | Ranchi News

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Ranchi: After the Jharkhand Parents Association (JPA) urged state govt to revise school timings or declare a temporary break to safeguard children’s health, health minister Irfan Ansari has directed that schools in heatwave-affected areas be closed for a few days.Association president Ajay Rai flagged concerns over increasing cases of dehydration, dizziness and fatigue among students,…

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At Ladies’ Park, Didi meets constituents of ‘mini India’ | Kolkata News

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Kolkata: “Election is the festival of democracy and not autocracy,” said CM Mamata Banerjee at a community meet at Ladies’ Park in Bhowanipore where representatives from different communities had gathered on Sunday evening. Speaking before a packed audience, Banerjee urged those present to remain united and carry her message back to members of their respective…

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Cong’s Mumbai chief Varsha Gaikwad slams Mhada CEO for ‘threatening’ protester | Mumbai News

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Mumbai: City Congress chief MP Varsha Gaikwad on Sunday slammed Mhada vice president and CEO Sanjeev Jaiswal for allegedly threatening a protester who was reportedly raising demands related to the Motilal Nagar redevelopment project. Gaikwad shared a video that went viral on social media where Jaiswal, an IAS officer of the 1996 batch, is seen…

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76 challans issued for feeding pigeons in open: NDMC to NGT | Delhi News

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New Delhi: New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has informed National Green Tribunal (NGT) that it has started issuing challans against individuals for creating “insanitary conditions” by feeding pigeons in the open.Seventy-six challans have been issued since Jan this year. Regular clean-up drives are being conducted at spots where people generally feed pigeons.NGT is hearing a…

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After women’s quota bill defeat, CM slams opposition | Patna News

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In a passionate address, Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary expressed his outrage over the opposition’s thwarting of the women’s reservation bill, deeming it a ‘dark stain on democracy.’ He accused political adversaries, particularly Congress and RJD, of undermining the progress of women, vowing to hold them accountable at the polls. Patna: CM Samrat Choudhary on…

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Jamshedpur Heatwave: Doctors Advise Precautions Amidst 41°C Temperatures | Ranchi News

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Jamshedpur: With day temperatures hovering around 41 degrees Celsius in the city, doctors have advised people, especially children and elderly, not to venture outside unless needed.Dr Sachin Seth of Mahatma Gandhi Medical Memorial Medical College Hospital (MGMMCH) on Sunday told TOI, “People must keep themselves hydrated all the time to minimise chances of sunstroke. One…

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